ASP.NET

Re: Cross post: Re: Webpart

22-Dec-09 6:18

How do i change the webpart zone title itself

Cross post: Re: Webpart

Brij22-Dec-09 7:32

Brij

22-Dec-09 7:32

Asking the same question again wont help..

Cheers!!
Brij

NETLearning22-Dec-09 11:33

Re: Cross post: Re: Webpart

22-Dec-09 11:33

This is not the same question previously i asked webpart title and
now iam asking webpart zone title which is actually the ID for
webpart zone

Thanks

Abhijit Jana22-Dec-09 16:18

22-Dec-09 16:18

Some times it makes confused with the question title. So when you asking some questions please put proper subject Smile | :)

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webpart

NETLearning22-Dec-09 5:08

22-Dec-09 5:08

Iam new to webparts. I have a list control in a webzone as my webpart.
Now the web part title comes as untitled.

I can set the webpart title using
WebPartZone1.WebParts(0).Title = "MAIN MENU".

But this will fail if i move my webpart to other webpartzone. How can is set the
title even if i move to other webpart zone

Estys22-Dec-09 5:57

22-Dec-09 5:57

in the .aspx file:

(example)
                   <wp2:WebPartExcursieContentForm_0_0_1 id="ExcursieContentForm_2" runat="server"
                       Title="ExcursieContentForm"
                       ChromeType="None"/>

You could also search in your codebehind for the webpart by name instead of position.

NETLearning22-Dec-09 6:03

22-Dec-09 6:03

<asp:WebPartZone ID="AlertZone" runat="server" PartChromeType="None" >
<ZoneTemplate>
<asp:ListView runat="server" ID="abnormalListView"
OnItemDataBound="Operator_ItemDataBound"
onselectedindexchanged="abnormalListView_SelectedIndexChanged" >
<LayoutTemplate>
<table width="100%">
<tr runat="server" ID="itemPlaceholder">
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</table>
</LayoutTemplate>
<ItemTemplate>
<tr runat="server" id="OperatorRow">
<td><asp:Label ID="FirstNameLabel" runat="server" Text='<%#Eval("First") %>' /></td>
<td><asp:Label ID="LastNameLabel" runat="server" Text='<%#Eval("Last") %>' /></td>
<td><asp:Label ID="ActionLabel" runat="server" Text='<%#Eval("Action") %>' /></td>
<td><asp:Label ID="ResultLabel" runat="server" Text='<%#Eval("Result") %>' /></td>
<td><asp:Label ID="AlertLabel" runat="server" Text='<%#Eval("Alert") %>' Visible="false" /></td>
</tr>
</ItemTemplate>
</asp:ListView>
</ZoneTemplate>
<HeaderStyle BackColor="#FAF1C3" />
</asp:WebPartZone>

I just have list control inside it. How do i get the title from it

Estys22-Dec-09 7:20

22-Dec-09 7:20

Ooh, trickery

Unless you are witholding something, you actually don't have a webpart Blush | :O

Controls placed in a WebPartZone that are not a System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart are wrapped (runtime) in a Webpart as if they were WebParts.

I never experimented with this situation, always used a 'real' webpart (no visual design mode, that's the downside).
You could still find the webpart by first finding the listview and then determining its parent.

NETLearning22-Dec-09 11:51

22-Dec-09 11:51

Iam learning here. So my question might be basic
What do you mean by a real web part. Iam new to this
and so trying to learn.

Do you mean i should wrap my list control to a user control and
do this or do i need to write a custom web part.

I thought if you keep any server control inside the zone it becomes
a webpart. Iam just reading a book and implementing this

Thanks

Estys22-Dec-09 23:13

return value from showmodaldialog

22-Dec-09 23:13

You should indeed read up on the webpart subject.

NETLearning wrote:
I thought if you keep any server control inside the zone it becomes a webpart.

It only looks that way. Your control gets wrapped in a WebPart, it does not 'become' a WebPart.
As I said before, to find your ListView loop through your Controls collection to find it and then locate its parent(the webpart).

baselanfouqa22-Dec-09 3:48

baselanfouqa

22-Dec-09 3:48

hi all dev's
i have a problem and want some help, i have a showmodaldialog and its working fine but when i finish from it and click on button (ReName) the showmodaldialog take fulll size page and stops in it, now am providing the code to be more clear for u:-
(child page)
function ReturnParam()
{
var password= window.dialogArguments;
var old = document.getElementById("tbPasswordConfirm").value;
if(password!=old)
{
alert('Password does not match....');
}
else
{
var param = document.getElementById("tbNewPassword").value;
alert('New Password have changet to ' + param);
window.returnValue = param;
window.close();
}
}

what seems to be the problem.....!!!!???

Re: return value from showmodaldialog

Abhishek Sur22-Dec-09 6:57

Abhishek Sur

22-Dec-09 6:57

use

window.opener='self';
window.close();

Setting window.opener will ensure that the window will be closed on next window.close call.
Wink | ;)

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Re: return value from showmodaldialog

baselanfouqa22-Dec-09 19:25

baselanfouqa

22-Dec-09 19:25

thx, that did work Smile | :)

automatically publish on live

Abbas_here22-Dec-09 2:58

Abbas_here

22-Dec-09 2:58

Hi frds...

I am working with admin part of web application, and I want to give a facility to administrator to publish a release note first on testing server for a particular time period (administrator will give a date for publish it to live) and later when time will pass it will automatically publish on live server.

So my question is that how I will update live database with a given time ...

thanks

Re: automatically publish on live

Abhijit Jana22-Dec-09 4:08

Re: automatically publish on live

22-Dec-09 4:08

Does this things need to be done using ASP.NET ?

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Abbas_here22-Dec-09 20:50

Abbas_here

22-Dec-09 20:50

m(_ _)m Abhi for not writng details ..Yes it's in Asp.net and c#, Ms Sql server.

Using AJAX in ASP.net

prakk8822-Dec-09 2:37

prakk88

22-Dec-09 2:37

Hi all,
I am writing an ASP.net application. I have the Microsoft Visual studio 2008 sp1 installed.
I am using AJAX modal popup to get a postback control.
But, it doesn't seems to be working somehow,...
I am not able to solve the mistry of calling the function written in the .cs page from the .aspx page using a modalpopup extender.
Can i get some help on it...?

Re: Using AJAX in ASP.net

#realJSOP22-Dec-09 4:05

#realJSOP

22-Dec-09 4:05

Using Google is easy.

http://www.asp.net/AJAX/AjaxControlToolkit/Samples/ModalPopup/ModalPopup.aspx[^]

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jumping to the breakpoint inserted in the webservice

shankbond22-Dec-09 1:22

shankbond

22-Dec-09 1:22

Hi,

I am using a webservice on my main website I want to debug the given webservice with particular input parameters.

Is it possible to debug a webservice by placing breakpoints so that the user can directly jump to the webservice when it is called?

I hope You are getting my point.

Thanks
Shankbond

Re: jumping to the breakpoint inserted in the webservice

Abhijit Jana22-Dec-09 1:40

Re: jumping to the breakpoint inserted in the webservice

22-Dec-09 1:40

shankbond wrote:
Is it possible to debug a webservice by placing breakpoints so that the user can directly jump to the webservice when it is called?

If your site is hosted on IIS Server then you need to attach the process. Here is my two articles for same.
For Local IIS server :
Debug Your ASP.NET Application that Hosted on IIS : Process Attach and Identify which process to attach[^]
For Remote Debugging :
Remote IIS Debugging : Debug your ASP.NET Application which is hosted on "Remote IIS Server"[^]

And one of the best Web Service Debugging Tool is : SOAPUI
Test Your ASP.NET WebService using SoapUI[^]

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shankbond22-Dec-09 4:04

shankbond

22-Dec-09 4:04

Hi Abhijit,
The first article describes about the IIS beautifully but I have a problem here, You said that I can see the w3wp.exe running on my task manager but I cannot see this what does this mean?; On the other hand I have hosted my webservice on the IIS which is running beautifully?

Please explain

Thanks
Shankbond

Re: jumping to the breakpoint inserted in the webservice

Abhijit Jana22-Dec-09 4:07

Re: jumping to the breakpoint inserted in the webservice

22-Dec-09 4:07

shankbond wrote:
You said that I can see the w3wp.exe running on my task manager but I cannot see this what does this mean?;

What is the version of your IIS ?
if it is IIS 6.0 or more, you will get "w3wp.exe"
if you are having IIS 5.1 then you will have aspnet_wp.exe

My Article was all about IIS 6.0 Big Grin | :-D

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shankbond22-Dec-09 6:03

shankbond

22-Dec-09 6:03

OH! thanks,

One more thing: I have a website running on production server when I connect through my LAN to that server do I need to have User Id and Password for that system to connect to it, and through which port I will be connecting to it so that I can create an exception on firewall.

Please reply

Thanks
Shankbond

Re: jumping to the breakpoint inserted in the webservice

Estys22-Dec-09 1:52